MOC: What good is a town without a LEGO store...

[Modulex Guy]

I decided to start building a new style of buildings and try some old European style wooden beam buildings and built a LEGO store so my townsfolk have somewhere to buy their LEGO!

Here is my store:

Front view

Back of the store:

A look through the windows:

The PaB wall!:

Shelves with community windows:

Top View

The back of the counter and PaB cup stacks:

Second floor, just storage for the store:

Comments always welcome!

[ShaddowCroc]

Hahah, totally awesome! You put a lot of detail into this, and it looks really nice! I especially enjoy the Pick-A-Brick wall and storage area, details that even an official LEGO set would probably not put in. :D

[Badsneaker]

Nicely done! I love the use of the LEGO signs for the awnings!

[5150 Lego]

Great moc! I love the pick a brick wall and cups! Very creative and the whole feel just works out perfect. It has a very down to earth and warm feel to it. Like a building you would find in a small town or village while walking down town. Very nice!

[Rick]

Great moc! I love the pick a brick wall and cups! Very creative and the whole feel just works out perfect. It has a very down to earth and warm feel to it. Like a building you would find in a small town or village while walking down town. Very nice!

Nice, next to all the interior detailing, I also like the color scheme used on the walls of the building. One question, what are the technic bricks in the shelves supposed to represent (not technic sets I assume )?

Edited July 30, 2009 by Rick

[BlueBard]

Pretty work! And of course the interior is pretty nice, specially the PaB

[Modulex Guy]

Nice, next to all the interior detailing, I also like the color scheme used on the walls of the building. One question, what are the technic bricks in the shelves supposed to represent (not technic sets I assume )?

If you look closely at a picture of the real store the little technic holes represent the little windows with small displays in them, the larger windows are the desplays for sets:

(best pic I could find that shows the shelves with display windows)

[Rick]

That clarifies things. Thanks!

[commandertyphoon]

its amazing! and al that nice detail.

[prateek]

Very cool I like the yellow and brown. It goes well together

[Inconspicuous]

Excellent work! I love that Pick-a-Brick wall Overall a very creative and attractive MOC.

Thanks for sharing this!

[Tom Bricks]

This is great. I like the use of stickers on the awnings out front and the PAB wall. You got the over all hectic feel of my local lego store too with all the people trying to get the newest sets.

[MrTools]

Realy good! i got a laugh when i saw you also included the big brick! The PAB wall is also a very nice touch. Kind of makes me want to make one too....

Edited July 31, 2009 by MrTools

[Modulex Guy]

Glad everyone likes the details!

I'm also in the process of building other classic town buildings, pics soon!

[Klaus-Dieter]

That's an great MOC, Polish Guy!

I really it!

The exterior (mainly the front with the entrance) looks very realistic and you included a lot of details in- and outside!

The most I like the PaB wall.

A Lego Store is really one of the most important sets TLG should release for City!

Very well done!

Klaus-Dieter

[Milan]

Nice combination of colors.

Details are great, so is the front side with windows an Lego signs!

[Commander Flash]

Very nice little store, and the brown and yellow is a good combo.

Wait, wouldn't a Lego store be like a supply store, because they build homes out of them

[Loganwan]

Nice design. It is the nicest LEGO store I have seen. One question: How did you attach your Pick-a-Brick wall to the ground?

[Modulex Guy]

Nice design. It is the nicest LEGO store I have seen. One question: How did you attach your Pick-a-Brick wall to the ground?

Here ya go:

Its two headlight bricks attached together on a 1x1 plate on the floor (1x2 plate in pic to stand it up) and then has a white edge to cover it in the building, the sides fit into a slot in the wall.